You are so right! My family ridicules me for being overweight (overweight, not fat, I don’t weigh 3-4-500 pounds or something), always making comments about how I could loose some pounds or go exercising and eating healthier or just plain calling me fat. Thank god I have wonderfull people around me who say that it’s not so bad. I have no idea what I would have done if I didn’t have those people around.

her little sister deserves more hate to be honest. lose weight, get a nose job, marry an equally intolerable pop star, and have a baby with a stupid name. that doesn’t scream success to me.

people seem to forget that one of the biggest sex symbols was Marilyn Monroe….she was lovely and curvy. this recent trend for stick figures causes women to put themselves at serious health risks by crash diets, anorexia and bulemia. why not just let people be a normal weight….some people are born naturally thin and stay that way but they are from what i remember about 5% of the population. why should people have to force their bodies to be something they are not by unhealthy means. as long as people are fit and healthy and happy in themselves who cares. There are also reasons outside of a persons control for weight gain and stuff, i know a woman who went from 9 and a half stone to 22 stone in a matter of weeks after she got a brain tumour because it screwed with her brain signals. unless you know someones full medical history then you cant judge them.

i know a lot of men who love curvy women, including my fiance, who is a stick. people come in all shapes and sizes, if we all looked the same it would be boring as hell. picking at someone about gaining a couple of pounds is just ridiculously shallow, and as for her not being a sex symbol anymore i know a lot of men who would happily do her.

i heard a guy in the pub talking about women….i think he put it right when he said he liked women to look like women and be an hourglass shape…if he wanted to date someone who had the figure of a man then whats the point in dating a woman

-you said yourself what you weigh, and that you have a healthy love life. If this is true, I am shocked (and personally disgusted that anyone who is “smokin’ hot” would sleep with you without being drunk) and I don’t need to know you personally to judge your weight because like we’ve both said, you made it public. If I knew you personally, I would probably notice how fat you are even more, thus a harsher judgement. Yes, you’re fat. Congrats. You’re going to die earlier than I am, and that’s ok. It’s natural selection, fat asses like you will eventually fade away and people who have a normal height to weight ratio will be all that’s left. I’m not closed minded, I just think it’s digusting that people like you are FAT AND PROUD. Being overweight is nothing to be proud of, it’s like saying, I HAVE CANCER AND I AM PROUD.

I’m just glad that you’re going to either eventually eat yourself to death, or the calories will finally take care of you.

I agree – Jessica is hot as hell now that she’s finally got some meat on her bones. I can’t stand her music and she doesn’t seem very bright, but physically, she’s damn near perfect for my taste.

Since everyone seems to be taking a freaking survey, I’m a bisexual female, 5’9″, 140 lbs, 34C.

I’ve seen a trend that women who are obsessed with their own figures tend to be a lot more critical of extra pounds on those around them. It’s their own insecurities coming through.

I don’t know enough about Jessica Simpson’s body type, weight, height, muscle mass, eating/exercise habits and BMI to pass judgment on her for this sort of stuff. Good for her for putting herself out there even though I’m sure her publicist was freaking out the whole time. I’m not overweight, but I still have curves, so if Jessica Simpson is keeping herself within healthy ranges, everyone else should just stfu.

In short, please get off the planet Earth fatty, for the love of all things holy.

That said, that’s a dumbfoundingly stupid choice of outfit.

When you have no talent but get famous for being hot, when you stop being hot you have nothing left.

And I’ve had cuddly guys that were brainy. I’m actually marrying one next week.

A healthy fat percentage for someone her age would be about 22-23%.

While I disagree with the rudeness of people saying shes fat, I think she has gained a bit and feel she looked healthier before.

And no, I don’t care for the rail thin models either, before anyone accuses me of that. I like healthly. This preoccupation people have with either the skin and bones look or the other extreme, the ‘curves are sexy,’ are both sad. I wish the media would promote those who eat right and exercise as being ‘sexy.’

Joe,
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